Record

RefNoCMB/122/2/6
Previous numbersCMB/122/b
LevelFile
TitleMinutes of British National Committee on Space Research: Design of Experiments Subcommittee, Astronomy Working Group
Date18 February 1960
DescriptionPresent: Dr H E Butler, chairman; Dr RLFBoyd; Dr A H Cook; Dr A W Lines; Professor J D McGee; Dr B E G Pagel; Professor RO Redman; Mr M O Robins; Professor E AStewardson

Dr Pagel introduced Dr David S Evans, from the Royal Observtory, Cape ofGood Hope, but at present working at the Royal Greenwich Observatory, Herstmonceaux. it was agreed that he should attend this and subsequent meetingsduring the absence of Dr Pagel in the USA.

1. Minutes
Confirmed minutes (NCSP/103(59)0 of the meeting held on 16 October 1959 subject to the listedamendments to page 3,item 5, last paragraph.

2. Meetings of Technical Panel
2a Meeting of 16 October 1959
2b Meeting of 13 November 1959

3. Chairman's Statement

4. COSPAR Symposium

5. Scout Satellite Programme

6. Skylark Rocket Programme

7. US Astronomical Satellite Programme

8. Industrial Research contracts

9. Professor Redman's Report

10. Space Research Grant Applications
10a Application by Dr R L F Boyd
10b Application by E A Stewardson

11. Interferometers for Satellites

12. Liege Astrophysical Conference in July 1960
It was reported that the Liege Astrophysical conference in July 1960 would be on 'The far ultraviolet spectra of astronomical bodies'. The Chairman stated that Professor Massey had asked him to present a report on the UK programme of work on stellar spectra and that Dr Willmore would review UK solar work.

13. Date of next meeting
It wasagreed that the next meeting of the Working Group would be held at 10.30am on Wednesday 4 Mayand that the Technical Panel should meet the same afternoon. Itf it was necessary meantime to give urgent consideration to Professor McGees's financial application this could be arranged by correspondence. '
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FormatTypescript copy
AccessStatusOpen
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